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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-15
HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES.

APPLES Buying, loose, sl9s; selling,
81 50 PER barrel dried apples, SO per pound
from ,toro. Dried pea ches, 80 from store,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 81 25a2 so from
store Cabbage, crate, 1898 Is. Rraut, bar
els, y. half barrels, IS. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRUIr.- Orange imported. s. 1904
per box. Lemons, so 60a9 so per box; large
supply Bananas, 81 50a2 so per bunch.
NUTS-Coacosnuts, t6 per 100. Peap ats
Virginia, 60; Tennessee tarmers' stock, Sc
10; roasted, 21Sc higher; shelled, loo. AL
monds, 1870. Wslnuts-Eoglish. l8c; French
l5c, Fiberts, 121fo. Peoans-Texs,, 79l0c /;
Brazil nuts. 1910. Chestnuts-Imported,
1910 per pound.
RAfsINs.Lo layers, s.; laysrs,si rs ;
California, g Is.
PICKLE}-In Jars, pint, $50; suarts,t1 so;
half gallons. 81 Isl. gallons, rs; loose, kar-
rcls, t6 5097; half barrels, a; mixed, bar
rels, $40 s. /: mixed, half barrels, %.
EGG Firm, 139l4c.
PoTAT0BS-.New, buying, te9s 80; lssss,
selling, 81 per barrel.
oCiDER-New York, ss so per barrel and
s. so per half barrel.
% IS; No. 3. s. IS; No. 5. Is; lob kit, Ne. j,
81; No 2, CSC; No. 5, $50. Dry hsrrinss,
family, 25N per box.
GAM ,-Game 6sh, 5000.
VlNEGAR-l0al6e per gallon.
S0APS-3g3l,c.
CANDLES-Full weight, 8s<89s.
SNUFFS-Garrett's, 10.tos; kAlph's,
l0Lo; Railroad, gLo.
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aRslalERIEa-

sUGAR-Pure white, 6sSe61<e; CT white,
RIcR-Lou!sians, 41s@61<c ;car0lins, 51ls
ssc;yelIOw clarified 81 @ssfc; seconds. Sls
6Hc; powdered, no; cut loaf, 71ic. Strsns,
C\NDl Es-Sticss all siHes. in boxes, pals
and barrels, T1S991<c.
,COFFRE-common. ls5<c; ordinary. 2ls
choice to fancy. 24921c; old government,
soHP-ss6%e per pound.
StLT-0nio river, 81 10 per barrel Sagi-
j Is; coarse. 81 100 is; pockets, s. sschei,
2SS4e7c; car loads from levee or depot, So
M0LASsEs-LOuisjans, common to fair,
2i6s4Oc; common to fair, 25@2Sc; primo to
choice, IS eIOe; centrifugal fancy, S@ios.
CANNED GOODS. ETc-Prics, per do.
finsanplss, 81 25@l so; reaches, 2lh stand
81 3i tomatoes, BIB standard, slesl 10; S-lb,
81 1901 IS; strawberries, 81 1901 rs; raspber-
ries. 81 l0sl Isl blackberfies, SOL is; green
gSses. g. COOL IS; pears: 1892 Is; plans,
81 2Oe / As; lreen peas, 81 IS 81 IS; cove oys-
tors, full weight. lib, &995e; 2.ib, 81 80 4
us; light weight, l. b, IS d65c 2-lb, tl9
! 10; condensed milk-Crown. 8 1875 IS;
Eagle, 81 rs; swiss, IS rs.
EBALrIMoRB, MD, JunelI.-Cotee high
er and clo'ed steady; Rio csrgoes, dinaty
to fair, lSglShc. Other articles unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jure lS.-Cofse so
excited and unsettled that accurate qu0ta
tisns can hardly be given; Rio held at l94
@2lIc. Rice, 4S5c. SGSar scarce Agd
hrm open Kettle, good lair to fully fair,
SIC; centrifuyeIs, choice yellow clarified,
SIC; seco IDS sac. Molasses krm; centrifu-
gal, strictly prime to fancy, 2SSSSc.
NEW YORK, June A,-Cofiee-Spot fair
Rio quiet and firm at 1870; options h CHER
and lai,ly active; sales, 2ll,0.0 bags; June,
l6 9lgl6 csc; July, l6.45dl7 Sc; August,
l7@l7 zoe; Sspten Der, II O5dl7.90c; October,
17,USdlSc; November, 17CGl7 400; December
II i09lS l5c; January, l7.3lCgl8 ,05o; eebru.
airy. II. 45@lS.25c; March, II 45alSo; April,
F.459lS TAO. sugar dull and nominal; fair
and firm on low grades: STANDARD A, Sac
Lilo; grRnulatsd, $40. Molasses dull an d
nominal Rice gteadV
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 9 TO 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.S PREM.
Cotton Firm - Kidding Cotton,
11c-Sales Yesterday, 125
Bales.
ArPEAL 0FPIoE.

MtArhls' 1kSs'' June H. 1861
Inc local mnrey marker ID steady
and unchanged With bank rates for loans to
Sper cent. In securities but little is doing.
Bat few bids or offerings were made at the
Stock Exchange today. aAd no sales were re-
corded.
The Mem phis cotton market remains firm
allie for nio ding. Sales. Us bales.
New York spots went of l-l6c all round;
middling, llhc and steady; futures closed
steady and of II to Is points Oh the old crop
andSto points on tho new; June, 1l9
Hole.
New Orleans spots are easy, with middiinE
unchanged at l074c; failures steady and 10 to
II points decline on the old crop and ITO
Points decline on the new. June, nominal.
leading New York ceit)n circular says
Of the future market; The market con-
tinued on slow dewnwar turn all day,
finally makinga decline otl6slS points on
the old crop, and . 'rAstion less shrinksge
on the new cfep, wi somewhat unsettled
close. but app irently lacking tone. There
appeared TO be no feature natural to the
market calculated to cause depression, and
The influence Il undoubtedly largely re-
aectien Of the brelk down of the bull posi-
ton on coffee and wheat. Spots were Glow
and fraction lower"
Spots at Liverpool are quiet, rather easier.
Middling Sd. Futures are strong and off
point. June 62-64, sellers.
The grain market is fat. At Chicago wheat
JnoI;ro1 .o,;aI, A.. I.t .a.L.I
e'oiinou VIZ io"os' hsure' 'oavheo
being lOzc under yesterdays close. There
was also great excitement at New York, tho
extreme decline in wheat b'ing 41Sc on
July. The options dealings reached nearly
u, COZ, 900 bushels wheat, the Iarsest ever
.ccordsd. Ths New york p,oduco Excbanra
will cease business at Gals p. IN during the
months Of July aud August, except on Sat-
urday, when the exchange c,oses at noon.
a.. Lo,iII
"oooiuins W 'n' oa'uruay noi'uaY ia"'
The grocery market remains firm; cpfee
recovered l25 oints or no in the New York
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PROVINInN9.

BUTTER-Butterihe, 12a13c; creamery,
&c; dairy, Ice; country butter, l5q22c.
II lG PHODUCTS-Strong; mess york now,
81 SO; old Sl5 o.; sugar cured hams l949
baco $4,000; clear pi1s bacon, 1894 (;
bacon shoulders, 10; bulk pork clear sides
SIC; clear rib sides, SH9Sho; shoulders,
exc; long clear, S9825c; PORK strips, 79Sc
t LsED a5cISs STc . hSlt S&FTS "
CHEESE-Prime fats, 9gi0c; New York
factory, mono; iull cream, Ice; Young
AP PICS f'EEiB.rrol,, n so; half barrels,
'oP05ttV fY1 dickens active, spring, 81 Is
FRRsE MATS Cold storage beef, fore
quarters, 30; hindSuarters Of beef, loo I;
mutton, Sc.
CHICAGp ,. ILL, June H.-ConIiderable
business was transacted in the provision
tied. he filling OF in the receipts Of hogs
and the adyanee,ip prices eau.ed q stronger
feel ng early, and sales OF predicts were
made at b gh'r prcss. The break in prices
of grain, however, caused considerable ner-
vou-neSS aud Offering were very liberal, and
caased a marked reduction in prices July
lard op:ned at s. 67%, and sold own 70
% 60. Ju short ribs opeBe at 81 Tx. and
sold up 70 81 49, and closed at 81 S.,
Cab quotations were as follows: Mess
* 52lSaS IS; short lib sidos, loose 81 IA IA
Z 81; dry saltel shoulders, boxed, 60
as 20; short clear sides, boxed, 81 sl@7 s..
The lead nR futures ranged rs fOllOws
Mes pork, per brl-June opened at so,
highest 81, lowest s22, closing at go. Lard,
per 100 lb.-Juno opened g s. 62h, hiRh-
s S.; July opened a. s8 671l, higdes &c 671z
gust opeued at So III highest, S. nv,
lowest Sc IS. closing AZ 81 6715; Septem Der
opened at s. s7% highest O. So, lowest So 70,
opened al 81 72H highest 81 Is, lowest 81 IS,
closing IT 81 s.; Julg opened nj 81 72LS,
h CHEST 81 IS, lowest 81 A., closing at 81 IS;
August opsned at 81 80. hiyhtst 81 80,
lowest, 81 s.. closing at 81 65;. September
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LIVE aTOOz

CORN FED CATTLE-Choiss to.s1tra, 20
GRASS CAIrLE-Choiot 3I<a3ILo: rood,
wsgs, 1L9lc.
Hoe sSChoics, 6951lO,; good, 4N@5c.
sHEBPCChoiee' Ic; medium, Sx9S1lc;
per b. Ad, 81 5OaS.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June H.-Tbe L,s
Stock Indicator reports; Cattle-Receipts, 27OO
head SD pmsnts, 100; market We.k. and
69l0o lower for Shipping, and l0al5o lover
for Eras, and C mmOn; good to cboise,
~ 1904 Is; co nmOn to msdium, % bCCa4 O5 ;
sto'kers, 81 6Od3 Is; feeding steers al Nd
375; COWS S293 SO. Hogs-heoeinis. Ia 200
head Shipments, $500 head. market
spsno 1 Sc higher and closed strong with an
al 1iti5nal s1ya CO Of Sc active; good TO
choice. 81 S5g5; common 10 medium,
81 s5t4 S0; skips and pigs. 93a4 20. Sbesp-
Rec ipts, 7Oj head; thipments, pono. mar
Ike. steady; good TO chlise, S3a3 50: com.
mon TO me iium. S2927j.
CHICAGO, ILL, June H.-Tbe Drorsr,'
journal reports: Csttle-R ceipts. 20JO head
shipment, 9flO head; MARKET 50s ~ ii'gs,
chipping tesrs, So GOA l):stoekeis M d feed
er. S2@3 50i COWS, bull and mixed. All ia
3 25; Texas cattle, 2 1893 80. Hog Re
ceipts, 1900 head shipments, 300 head
market active and 59l0c higher; rouRb and
mixed, o. SOFAS Is; packing and Sbinniny
S.0lg5 IS; shipping. 81 8Og5, 20; skips' s3 d
"a 81. sheep Receipts, 800 head. sbip.
monts, 200 head; market active ana lOaibt
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DRUGS. PAINTS ANO OILS.

DRUGS-Quinine, p. 4 w., o., ESQ; cans,
SIC; NowYork quinine, OF. ,55s; cant, 500; n.
4 s. quinine, Or, 6Cc; cans, $50; morphine.
Now York n or x o. Is IS per o sV /
OF. vi ls, 81 80; cinehonidis, Or. walls isc
oE.; s o.. cans. 1Sc os. gum opium, rer
pound, "a so. powdered, Sc por pound; TO-
dds, potash. 50 per pound; subnitrat 70 bis
form, 45c per pound; blue mass, $50 per
pound; calomsl, 800 per pound; mercury,
h5c per pound; choral hydrate, 81 so per
pound: camphor, 2Sc per pound; alcohol,
per gallon, 81 40
PAINTS AND OILl-White lead, Golfers,
SIC per pound. 21Sc off is days; southern
white lead, &c per pound, 500 pounds, 81.
gallon, by barrel; raw, 400; turpentine ,3S1Ss
per gallon, by barrel.
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MEMPHIs DAILY APPEAL: WEDNESDAY,. JUNE Is, 1ss7

q o2,l. closing at 81 rs. On the Prod.c.
kxchsnFe today the battsr market was
iss; dairy. issisc. Eggs wsf. ;ts.iy a
ST. LOUIS. NO.. June lt.-ProyisIons
dull. Pork-irresular; new, SIS. Lard, % IS
az 40. Dry sat meats-boxed shoulders,
IS rs; long clear, 81 60; clear ribs, 81 ~;
81 5d6 S7h long clear and clear ribs,
IS l5ss So; short clear, IS o5a8 IS. Hani
ste sdy at llh9l4c. Eggs weak at lie. But
ter suiet but firm; creamery, SslSc; dairy,
l0Il5p
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Ihb'o LOw
Water. Changes.

PITTsBURG, June A. NoOD-River s
feet on the gauge and falling. Weather
clear and pleasant.
WHEELING, June H.-Noon-River s
feet 4 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, June H.-Noon-Rivor Is
feet 2 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear; thermometer, 1872.
LOUISVILLE, June .-NOon-River .
feet IL inches in the canal and 7 feet inches
on the falls and rising. Weather clear and
warm.
EVANSVILLE, June 4.-Noon-River II
feet inches on the gauge and rising.
Weather clOar and warm. Departed: DosotO,
Memphis.
CAIRO, Juno H.-Noou-Riyer 10 feet on
tho gauge and rising. Weather ololr and
warm, Arrived: CITY Of Vicksburg, Vicks-
burg, Q am. Paris @. Brown, Cncinnati, 3
am. Denarted: Future City, New Orleans,
7pm.; CITY of Vict sburg. st. Louis, 3
a. Paris @. Brown, New Orleans, 4 a, m.
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WHISKY, WINES, Liquors ETC.

81 so a5; 10 distilled goods from $50 to 81 20,
according to proof; rye, S296.
ST; LOUIS, MO-, June H.-Whisky
steady, 81 05,
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 14.-Whisky-dis-
tiiler's finished goods, 81 10.
CINCINNATI. O., June 'l4.-whisky
active; Gales, ll20 brls finished goods on
basis of 81 70.
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WOOL,

woodbury. GREASE wool, unwashed, 10
@l8c; clear grease wool, % a25c; bury
washed, 1880; tub washed, 33935o.
BOSTON, MASS, June il4.-Wool-de-
good for me iup picet firm; Ohio and
Pe7naylv mia X, 33c; Xxx, 34935c; Michi-
gan y, Slh@Slc; medium territory, .3l
25c; medium Kentucky and Miss ouri, 500
SIC pulled wool ;, 29al0c.
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ALLY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKETS
Tone. Rec. Prices. Stook
Decrease in receipts this wear

Decrease in receipts this year e56
At noon: Liverpool spots we're quiet;
rather easier. Sales, 10 900 bales, Of which
American $500 bales. Receipts, L, 200 bales.
OF which American 7CO bales.
Closing quotations we're as follows: 0rdi-
nary. 5 SID; good ordinary, tsEd; low mid
ding, 51sd; good middlinR, SD; middling
uplands, cd; middling Orleans, cd.
The prices IRE given IN peace and 64ths, thus:
6S mean. eS-e4a; a.a OF E;sGEs S Gid.t
At nooa; Liverpool futures were steady;
June, =; June-July, 8 Gid; August, $50
SID; August September, 695 Esd; Sep.
TENDER October, 5 s9d; October November,
SD November December, 5 S3i; Decen-
ber-J nuary, 5 SD; September, Sd.
At PAN: Liverpool futures were quiet:
June, % sid, buyers; June-July, Gid,
value; July August, SD; August-Sep-
tember, 5 $50, buyers; September October,
AID, value; October NOvember, 5 SD,
value, NOyember-Dec 5 S3d, buyers;
December-ja- uary, s SD, sellers; Septem-
Der. 6 old, Hers.
At pm; Liverpool futures we're steady;
June, 5 sd, sellers; June-July, SD, SELL
ers; July-August, s sd, sellers; August
September. o., buyers; ,September-0cto-
ber, s AID, buyers; october November,
5 sd, buyers; November December sid,
sellers; December January, S SD, buyers !;
September, 6 Old. sellers.
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MULES Quiet; a TO 141< hands high, SIS
Nl00; l4% to Is hands high, S90allO; Is to
l5% hands high, sl2j@i40; l5X to ID hands
high, SIS @2lO. The chief demand is for
mules from AK to IS hands high.
HORS ES-Fiir; drive 5, SlEbal85; heavy
draft, 81 l59lS0; saddle, 81 259175; extra
saddle, Sl759275; plugs, 1895.
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COrTnN SEED RRODuCrS.

PRIME CRUDE Oil, 27@27%c; Cd crude.
2sgAc; prime GUNNER yellow, 34a25o; of
SUN mer yellow, 3l@32c; choice cool in g
summer vel ow, 96@SSc: prime cotton ICED
meal, Sl79l8; Of cotton seed meal, Sl5gl6.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase ono Of the
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River.
ON ths Arkansas River.

1900 acres Of river bottom land, all above
overflow. 1000 acres ip biz, state Of culdvA.
ton and thoroughly ditehed, all under Goo(
fence, ofwhioh or miles 10 bAIbed wire anA
plank combined; so good frame tenement
houses with brick ohimneys; 2 good DWELL
ings, with cisternB, gard ms, orchard, Ote.t
mo barn. gtAble,and ori q; . hne S-story ria
house, 70 feet long, with splendid mAchiR-
cry, gins, feeders, con ionsers, etc. Alses
grist and pawmill, Is head mules and horsess
oxen, milch COWS, tools, wagons and hAr-
ness; about 1900 bu, hels com, plenty Of hay.
and cotton seed SUFFICIENT TO plant the place,
Located on tho nerth bank OF the ArkaA-
gas river, 8 or Q mile below Little koek, and
3 miles south OF the Mem his and Little
Rock raj road. The Arkansas G. ntral And
Paramoro branch roads TO Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, and
will be running wi hin year, thus nekinG
this q most desirable place.
Owing 10 advanced years aud eonse-
quent wish to retire from active farn mar
agement, tho Ownor will sell at great bar
gain and upon terms 20 suit any purchaser,
Cash payment sufiicient TO pay for the per-
sonal property only required ana. AteI
oDe-third OF the real estate mas heen pals
for, the balance may star for ~ years, l1-S
terest TO be paid annually. 8 :,
II desired, we can effect an exchApwS &
the whole or apart In good MempSAe @
erty at fair each valuation. b. SO
For further Information app@ = -
or '' '0rF't SpTESPSN 70 4 eRogs So
Mg ESE
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened
Sales, ia5 bales; T receipts, I bales; sh ip
ments, 1876 bales; stock on hand, 1874
bales; receipts 20 d to, 660, 029 bales; ship.
ments to da o, CAS-. 7l8 bales,
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AGRICULTURAL SEEDS.

SEEDS-Clover, "a rs per busbeI. orchard
grass, 81 359l 40; herdsgrass, SOC; timothy,
t2q2 q, German. millet, S09S5c; stock peas,
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Chesapeake and Nashville
Railway COmDauV,

NOTICE is hereby given hat tho annual
IN meeting Of tho stockholders OF the
Chesapeake and Nashville Railway ConpL
ny Of the states Of Kentucky and ronnessee.
held at the ONCE Of the Kentucky o. ntrJ
Railroad Company, n the e,ty OF CoVington,
Ky at the hour OF II O'Clock noon, on tho
18th day Of June, 1887, for the purpose OF the
election OF Board Of Directors TO serve ioi
of S per cent. fifty year gold bonds Of said
company, issued or to be Issued at 3 rate moi
exceeding SEQ, tC0 per mile Of it's lines Of rail.
road stu ated In sal Ftates, and the making
of y mOrtRs ge on its property and franchises
10 secure the payment hereof, aOd such
other business as may properly come before
n. VI. HuYT, Secretary.
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PETROLEU

COAL o. L-Prime white. Wholesale lots,
10c per gallon.
CLEVELAND, o., June 1I.-Petroloum
steady; 8. W, llOo, 70.
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sUmmER RxCuRsION TICKETS.

DOUND TRIP TICKETS to tho various
~ springs and seaside resorts will be- on
sale by the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road on and after June LIST. A full supply Of
guides, pamphlets and other springs matter
on hand, and will be promptly mailed, with
the same, with minimum of cost, time or
trouble and maximum Of com ort, convent
ence aud safety, tn ough tho prettiest
scenery in the country Through Pullman
Buffet Sleepers to most OF these resorts a. d
and checks to all Call on or address Bar
ley Hughes Ticket Agent, 276 Main street;
II. D. Ellis, Ticket Agent, 81 Madison
street; Eugene Sutcliffe. Passenger Agent,
GS Main st, or O. a. DeSaussure, A. q Y. A.
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Iuka Springs Hotel.

IBKA, MIss,, jane l, 1887.
ON AND AFTER THIS DATE the Hotel
" tin connection with the celebrated luka
SprinEs) will be opened for visitors for the
in tho midst Of . beautiful Park, are truly
wonderful for tho medicinal properties o
their waters The commodious Hotel, with
its competent management, will insure . de-
the malaria of infected districts. The
Memphis and Charleston Railroad will m axe
special rates to this charming ummer resort.
Letters are cenltantly being received In
regard to terms. All such communications
will be promptly and cheer ully answered by
an application to the pIopriet0r, -
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RIVEks ASD WEATHER.

OFFICE SIGNAL SgRvIOR. u. 8. All
MEnrHIs, June IA, l pm, J
The following Observations ere tnhon
at all stations named at 7b' meridian time,
which is one hour later than Memphis time;
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higher; natives. tse4 20; Western, q ~ 20;
had.
The Drov.r,' Jssr.sI special sAbIsgram
frsm Tendon quotes A meriean eAtt At 1870
Isr pound, dressed weight, or 1hc lower
than last week, owing to excessive supplies
Of home bred cattle.
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BAGGING AND TIES.
BAGGING-6Ha774c,
TIES al Okm1 IN
aJok:n ayD ,CAa,LOw.

HEWEN ANU FANlLUW.
HIDES--Dry Hint, No. l, 15c; No. 2, l2c
dry sailed, 10 gl2c; green sailed, No, !, TIC
No, 2, &c; green, $500. Sheep skins, l5c92l
BaeRM K. DC nnllnM. AZ
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Bon Aqua Springs,
TENNRsaE E.

THIS beautiful and healthy reSsrt is now
Il open. For climate and health there is
mono better. Hotei accommodations first
class, Sulphur. Chalybeate and Fresstono
mSteas IN SounSn r SV a sIG X. % uD Mos
gond until October 3lst.
For rR o. and information apply to
M. l.. hELDEN,
2S7 Main street. MemDhiH
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
FairmOunt College,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
On the Tennessee Mountains.
1ftennth ~aAr.


PATRONS;
Rt. Rev. G. T. Quintard, ID, LID.
Ri. Rev. Alexan der aregg, DID.
Ri. Rev. Ed @. Weed, d,
Rev. TelfRir HOdRson, d, D., Vice Char-
cellor University Of the South:
He llth advantages unoIcellod. Winter
vacation. Instruction Thorough.
For Catalogues, etc, address tho Prlnoip
HILhS MoBkE. Mont nagIh. Iern.
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RIVERS and STEAMBOATS,
STEAMERS LEAVING
MOVEMENTS AT rHE LEVER.

Arriyed.-City Of Providence, st. Louis;
Buckeye state, Cinoin natl; City Of Baton
Rouge, New Orleans.
Dspe.ied. City OF Providence, Yicksblrg;
City Of Baton Rouge, st. Louis; X. l.. Cobb,
Arkansas river; GRyoso, st. Francis river
Buckeye State, Cincinnati.
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University Of Virginia.
ST. LOUIS SEMINARY.

81. LOUIS hEulNAhH.
A PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL Of High
IA Grade for Limited Number OF Young
Ladies. situated at Jennings. Mo miles
from st. Louis (on v atash R'y) and one Of
It's most beautiful suburbs. Disoi line ca. g.
full and home like, each pupil indiVidualiEed.
Seven experio uced teachers. Comm ious,
we'll ventilated buildinss, with boauti ul and
amIle gr DIS SeysnteeDth Year COM
mences Sept Z, 81. For paftioulars, cata-
logue, etc apply at once to II Q Principal.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODs MARKET.

suiry was reported in all departments, spot
sOods sought after with more interest, and
more tsl,s sood for Tuesday. but a much
larger business reached through deliveries on
orders.